chattanooga MOCS

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JUNIOR (2026)

• Appeared in 31 games for the Mocs, making 15 starts while contributing as both an outfielder and pinch runner throughout the season.
• Saw action in left field, center field and right field, providing valuable defensive versatility across the Chattanooga outfield.
• entered contests as a late-game defensive replacement or pinch runner.
• Ranked among the team leaders in stolen-base percentage and was successful on all of her stolen-base attempts during the season.
• Recorded a triple against UIC and delivered several key offensive performances in limited opportunities.
• Turned in one of her best performances against Jacksonville State, setting season highs in hits, runs scored, RBI and total bases.
• Made starts against UIC, Southern Miss, Samford, Georgia State, Mercer, Western Carolina and Jacksonville State during the season.
• Provided speed on the bases and added depth to the lineup throughout both conference and nonconference play.
• Played a valuable supporting role during Chattanooga’s run to the Southern Conference Tournament championship game, contributing both offensively and defensively.
• Combined defensive flexibility, speed and situational play to become an important contributor for the Mocs during the 2026 campaign.

SOPHOMORE (2025)
• Made five starts with two in left field and three in right.
• She played in 27 games.
• Went 1-for-1 against Binghamton and scored the Mocs only run in the game.
• Scored 11 runs on the year and drew two walks.
• Tallied one sacrifice hit and stole a base.
• Against Fairleigh Dickinson, she reached on a walk, stole second and scored the Mocs first run in a 8-0, run-rule victory.

FRESHMAN (2024)
• Made 19 starts and played in 31 games ... all 19 starts were in left field ... also was a pinch runner
• Hit .279 (12-43) with two RBI and scored six runs.
• Recorded a double with two RBI against Central Michigan at the Madeira Beach Invitational.
• Had two sac bunts.
• Tallied 22 putouts in the outfield with one assist and no errors.

Pacheco High School
Three-year team captain … two-time NFCA All-American Second Team … NFCA Western Region First Team selection … two-time First Team All-League … Cal Hi Sports First Team medium schools … Cal Hi Sports Second Team underclassmen … Merced Sun Star All-Area Team … Extra Innings High School All-American Second Team … team MVP as a sophomore.
 
Member of the varsity volleyball team all four years … played basketball for two seasons … named all-league in volleyball … two-time First Team … Second Team … named Team Offensive Player of the Year … served as captain for two seasons … named Honorable Mention in basketball … Team Defensive Player of the Year in 2021 … two time team captain.
 
Academic
Named to the Principal Honor Roll … Academic Block Recipient … WAC Scholar-Athlete.
 
Personal
Abigail Terese Pikas … nickname Abi or Abs … born September 21, 2005 … daughter of Amy and Charlie Pikas … younger brother Aidan … plans to major in Sports Management … father was a pitcher for Sacramento State and Modesto Junior College … mother was a catcher for Modesto Junior College for two seasons and played two years for Humboldt State … inducted into the Humboldt State Hall of Fame in 2015.